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Real estate capital gains of 1.5milllion-other than 500,000 exclusion& reinvesting in real estate, any ways to avoid CG tax?
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Answered on January 06, 2015
As mentioned, a 1031 LKE should be considered. However, the fact that you call the property your "primary residence" leads me to believe this...
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Can a guardian of the person file for an elective share of the estate?
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Answered on December 19, 2014
Yes, a surviving spouse's court approved guardian of the person, property, or both may file a petition for an elective share on behalf of the...
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Change over deed in trustee name
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Answered on December 18, 2014
First, is the property in trust? You mention that your wife is trustee, which sounds like it is in trust, but you also mention she is "trustee to...
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Can I ask my company to buy the shares I own with Real Estate and Monetary compensation? Possibly force the company to do so?
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Answered on December 18, 2014
I agree with attorney Meroueh. A matter as complex as the one you describe must be thoroughly analyzed by a competent attorney before steps can be...
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Am I entitled to anything in this will?
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Answered on December 18, 2014
There is no way to provide a definitive answer as to whether or not you are entitled to anything under the will based on the given information. It...
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“Can someone file for an elective share for the surviving spouse after the death but before the estate has been formally opened?
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Answered on December 15, 2014
I think you may be confusing the elective share with the year's allowance. A surviving spouse may dissent from a deceased spouse's will and take as...
My uncle passed away without a Will or any heirs. The closet relatives are we nieces and nephews.
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Answered on December 09, 2014
Attorneys Strauss and Elder have provided you with good information. Just as an addendum, a "pay on death" designation is generally made on the...
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My grandmother has a will but there is no mention of her house in the will, what happens to her house?
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Answered on December 09, 2014
First, you should determine how the property was held to see whether it even passes through probate. If your grandmother was married, and her...
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